THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1909,
7
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Rallies on Continuant Rains
Ot Whole Winter Belt.
CORN RECEIPTS EXCEED DEMAND
Taa Mack Mala Hr4d aad Heads
aa Stelaa la Nm Caaaltloa
C uk Cara a Bat
tat Taae.
. OMAHA.. Julr T. 1909.
Opening cables were lower owing to th
domestic wctknMi yesterday, but report
of continuous rains ovr tha wlntar whaat
belt, with only a email portion of the
wheat cut aa yet, started ahorta to oover
and values rallied and gained a good ad
vance. .
Receipts of corn are food and the de
mand la etm alow. Cash price were
firmer, . however, wWt the advance In
wheat. A. abort raaotloa can be looked for.
v heat Strang In spite of weak oablea
pn covering by ahorta and renewed support
by the bull" leadera. -Flood reports and
hav rains pvr the entire winter wheat
belt Induced tullah sentiment and buying
ass general.
Corn ruied atead and firmer with
wheat. JTpo much rain la reported and the
wt fields and road prevent work and
country deliveries. Cailh corn ahowed bet
ter torn and' small offerings were taken
more -res.dly.
Primary wheat receipt were 234,000 bush
el and shipments were 874.000 bushels,
against 'receipts last year of 138.000 buahela
and shipments, of 844,008 bushels.
Coin receipts were 421.000 bushels and
shipments were 144,000 bushel, against re
ceipts .last yesr of 101.000 bushel and ship
ments of 664.000 buahela.
Clearances Were $600 bushels of eorn.
none fit oats and,' wheat and Tour equal
to 12,Qn bushels.
Liverpool closed HtfMd lower on wheat
and 4d lower on corn.
Local range of optlonr:
steady; July, ta JTd; September, 8 7Mid;
lierember, lis IVad.
CORN Rpnt, now American mlted. vis
Qslveston. 6 M. futures, quiet; September,
Is 6d; October, 'a d.
WKATHF.H f TIIK OR All BELT
bowers Taarsday aad ?lot Maefc
Cbaaee la Teas parat are.
OMAHA. July T. 109.
Unsettled and ahowery weather continues
general In the northwest and throughout
the central valleya. and local ralna ars
scattered over the east and south. Exces
sive rainfalls orcured In Ksnsas. Missouri,
and eastern Iowa, and great damage by the
floods 1 reported In the lower Missouri
and middle MlKSlsslppl valleys. An area or
low pressure extend from the western
Canadian provlncee down over the eastern
Rocky mountain slope and lower Missouri
valley, and conditions are favorable for
continued unsettled weather, with showsrs
In this vicinity tonight and Thursday. A
light nut general rise in temperature is
hown east of the Rocky mountains. It is
llarhtlv cooler In the extreme northwest.
and no Important change In temperature le
expected In thla vicinity tonight or Thurs-
av.
Record of temneratnre and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
tne last tnree years.
IHU 1FW lW Wl
Minimum temoeratura ... 4 61 47 67
Precipitation OS .00 . .00
Normal temperature ror toaay vs negroes.
Excess In precipitation since March 1,
7 of an Inch.
Kxcess for corresponding period In 1908,
4.60 Inches.
Peftclency corresponding pertoa in to,
T.M Inches,
L. A. WELSH, Lear Forecaster.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hour ending at II a. rrt., 7tth meridian
time, Wednesday, July 7, 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Ratn
fetation. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland. Neb 80 46 . T
Articles. Open. I Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tea d.
Jilir;.-. 1 iwa,j l m-mi
Sept.'.. "1 O0 -l OtV,
-r
Com
.Tulv...
Sept...!
Oats
.Mtly,.'
Sept:.. I
. 4
4ivj
MSI
i 1
mi
1
3V
1 ov
1 00
CHI
64V
44!
m) l ost
v' l 004
444
I
7U
44
44H
Omaha (Task Prices,
WHEAJ-No. ! hard, ll.Uttl.tt: No. t
hard, tl.rtfrl 23: No. 4 hard. $L1O01.16; No.
ppriiiE, II iq'l.u
CORN-No. I. 83Vaff3V4: No. & MJV4c:
No. 4, 62Has; no grade. 6WWlo; No. 1
yellow, MStClTie;.. No. 8 yellow, U44
m0! iso. 2 white, a7tp8c; No. I white,
OATS-No. t mixed. 4'5 1.14 o; No. yel
low, 444c: No. t whita 46c; No. 4
white.' 43V $T44ie.' ' '
RYE--No; . IftJWrio: No. 8,
" - v ' rartot Raealata. -
. I -. WheatCom.Oais
421 1
10T
ft
ft
Chtoago ...
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth" ......
40
It
CHICAGO GRAfN AND PROVISIONS
la favorable Writktr for Harvesttaej
Prompts Wheat Baylac
CHiCAQO, July Y -Unfavorable weather
for harvesting In thl country prompted
active- buying of wheat on tha Board of
Trade today, wbloh resulted In a recovery
of a large part of the loss sustained during
the previous session, final quotatlona show
ing neT gains of l'4e to ltHHo. Corn and
oats also olosed strong, but provisions war
weak.
Wt. weather over a large part of the
winter wheat elt caused a complete rever
sion of - sentiment- among trader In the
wtrr-nt . .pit and Inspired a brisk demand,
which was Id. evidence throughout the en
tire session. The principal demand wj
for thtf deferred months, although shorts
were auto lively WdJers tor- tha July de
livery, awing partly -to sharp advances In
the nrlce of cah arain In St. Louis and
Kansas (lty The lecember option was
relatively the ' strongest on' the list and
at one ttrne vM'tistVto front the lowest
point, of ibe .daiv. The market wa also
bulllshly Af.f'tctfd, bjf pie poor .respgije. of
the' Liverpool TnArkot lo the severe slump
tiers yesterday tntr by a decided tmprovo
ment In nxpoit demand. The total export
business reported today aggregated sixty
five boatloads. The close was strong at
almost tho top. "
The corn market wsa weak at the start.
hut ralhd before- the en of the first
hour, and continued strong the remainder
of the dev. The market closed strong a
almost the hlcli point, with prioas up hQ
He to VtfHc. compared with tha previous
close. ...
Oats were strong all day. The market
closed strong, with prices above
yeatrrday'a final quotations.
Provisions closed unchanged to Uo lower,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. High.) Low. I Close. Ye r
Wheat I .
July l 14V 1
Sept. jl m s 1 0H
Auburn. Neb K
Broken Bow. Neb. 7
Columbu. Neb... TT
Culbertson. Neb.. W
IFalrbury, Neh...
Fairmont. Neb... 71
Or. Island, Neb.. 7
Hartlngton. Neb. 68
Hasting. Neb.
Holdrege, Neb... 7
Oakdale. Neb..
Omaha, Neb
Tekamah, Neb..
Alta. Ia
Carroll, Ia
Sibley, Ta
Sioux City, Ia..
T
77
7
M
S4
8
70
70
SO
63
70
70
ffi
4
0
s
3
61
64
s
M
U
M
ti
.9
.00
.09
.00
.M
T
.00
.12
.00
.00
.03
.OS
.IS
.IS
.M
.04
.OS
5ky.
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
- Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at I a. m. Not Included
in averages.
DISTRICT AVKRAGKS.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Statlona. Max. . Mln. Inches.
Chicago, 111 24
Columbus, 0 1
Dea Moines, la.... 14
Indianapolis, In).. 11'
Kansas City. Mo.. 19
Minneapolis, Minn. SI
Omaha, Neb..... 17
St. Louis, Mo 11
Rains continued general throughout the
eorn and wheat region during the last
twenty-four hours, and wsre excessive in
Missouri, Kansas and eastern Iowa.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
XEW YORK OKNURAl, MARKET
71 M .M
71 M .06
W IIS .74
74 60 .61
U 71 1.1
74 " M .01
7. 2 .04
M 68 .60
May I 1 10
oin
C
July
Sept.
Deo.
May
Oat
I4747U
4Hir
20 SS
to u
11 77W
U 77S4
U 11
11 IS
1 OS
68
6
, .41
4S
43
4MU
M Si
I
11 10
11 M
i oij1 i4! i oni
: tS 674 ft
M KM
W
47 47 47V4
41 til , 4JV H
43S 3a 41H
44 ib
10 SS M SS to CO
20 10 UVt ti
U 7m U 75 11 82H
11 M U 78 U U
11 im 11 SO 11 10
u io u in li so
juiy i,,
Sept.
Iec:
May '.
Forn
July
Sept.
l.arti
July "
Sepu
111 he
July Sept.
No. t
Cash quotations were a follows:
FLOUR Firm; winter patents, S4.4ft90.75;
winter ttralchta. M1(Mt4.: soring patents,
UOOiitO, spring straight, ttsvIO.
bakars. 13 Mkflt, 20.
HAHLEY V'eed or mixing. SOifftlo; fair to
cooks mailing, aznio.
BEttij-Flm. No. 1 southwestern. 21. 4H
No. 1 northwestern, 11.44. Timothy, SiW.
Clover. S10 7S.
PROVIoIONS Mess park, psr, bbl.. SM K
nm.e. t.aia. per iuu iDa, ail. ia. anon
i lt.n, sides (loone). ll aOftll.SO. Short clear
aides (boxed). 111.760111714.
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
K.U00 bu. trlmary receipla wsre ZilOOO bu
roniiared with XfiJKV bu. the t-orrespondlng
day a year ao. The world'a vlslbie mauvjy.
h mown oy praast reeve, aecreasea z,as,
Out) bo.
Estimated receipts tor tomorrow: Wheat.
4 cars; corn, 110 care; oats, 41 cars; hogs.
s,tk tiea.
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Frevlsleas.
KANSAS CITY., July 7 W H EAT tjc
higher for hard, V$o for soft; No. I
hard. ILUtflU; No. S. SllStfi.1T; No. 1
red. II liUl 1: No. S. 11. IS.
CORN Unchanged to lo hlfheri No. t
mixed, Mo; No. S. Coo; No. I whit. (!
(joc; Mo. S. (7Ho.
OATH Nominally unohanged: No. 1
while. II nine; No. I mixed, 47940c
RtE-sOvUc.
HAT Choice timothy fnew), 10.50OU.0
choloe prairie (old). $11 SHJUSO; eholoa al
fairs (newt, til OCXTILOS.
BUTTER Creamery, extra, 14c: flrsU,
x2n: seconda tOc: cackina atock. ISO.
ROUS Kxtras, lio; firsts, SOo; current re
ceipts, nc; seconds, 10.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu U.ono 1,000
Cora, bu S.WM 1S.04
Oata, ba L0u 4,tM)
Kansas Cltjr "eptluaa" eloead as follow i
taotatlons of the Car on Varloa
Commodltle.
NEW YORK. July 7. FLOUR Receipts,
23.760 bbls. ; exports. 1.700 bbls. Quiet and
about steady: Minnesota patents, S6.26ti.60;
winter straights, Miati.b; Minnesota dkk
ers. S6.a6(3'5.66; winter extras, S4.H6.70;
winter Datents. M.7MH7.00: winter low
grades, S47$4.M. Rya flour, dull; fair to
aood. S4.W34.70: choice to fancy. HSOfflS.OO.
CORN MKAL Steady; fine whlta and yel
low, $1.661.70; coarse, 1.541.00; kiln dried,
kyic weak; no. i western) svto, nom
inal, ff. I. f. New York.
BARLEY Weak; feeding, eog70o, c. I. f
New York. .
WHEAT Receipts, 84.000 bu. Spot mar
ket firm: No. 2 red. old. 1146. la elevator
and f. o. b. acioat; No. s red, new, H.SJ,
A A... a U .fin.,' XI MAV.kAn
Duluth, gl.s&a. t. o. b. arioat; xso. hard
winter, S1.S3H. f. o. b. afloat.
CORN Receipts. 42.825 bu. Spot market
firm; no. I, old, 7S0, in elevator ana r. o. o,
afloat? fv S ntw, M4c, winter hlpmmts.
option market was wttnout tranaaonons,
closing net unchanged. July closed at -7c
Heptember olosed at TiG and December
closed at 6S7Ao.
OATS Receipts. S3.17S bu. Spot market
weak; mixed oats. 26 to 12 lbs.,' 6te, nom
inal; natural white, S6 to 32 lbs., S4($67c;
cupped white, it to U Ins.. 7tt'a3ttc.
HAY Firm;, No. S, 76frS0a; good to choice,
wctm.uo.
HII)t:S-Flrm; Bogota, 11 c; Central
America. 2c.
LEATHER Steady : acid. tlifftSo.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady: family, $14.00
14 M; mesa, $11 O0U 60; beef hams. M.00f
K.00: packet. IllWtiill.OO: city extra India
mess. $20.6021.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled
billies. 112.50rijl3.00; pickled hams, $12,609
13.00. Lard, easy: western. 111.9312.06: re
fined, eaay; continent, $12.36; South Ajnertca,
u.o; compouna, sn.uu45.zs. rork, rirm
ramiiy, $21 0&&22.00; abort clear, SZl. 0023. 00
mess. $21.60.
TA I.I.O W-Dull: dty. SS-IS01 country.
I S-iera 3-l6c.
RICE Steady:' domestic fair to extra, ta
te; Japan, nominal.
butter steady: creamary aneclala. S9
r.so (omcial prloe. Wc): extras. 2Bwesu
western faotory, lfB21c; western Irnlia-
uon creamery nrsts, xao,
CHEJOriE Steady; tiew sUtr full oream
speciata 1340140. .
EUQS-Firin; western extra flrstg, Ho
firsts. 21HTi224l: seconds. tOtfiilo.
....... . AW. . V '
nHuini-unuM. steaay; western
chickens, broilers, H23o; fowls, 141Ko.
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. CloM.
rVheat
Joly ......
September '
Decamber '
Com
Julr
Saptembar
December
10 1 STH I 05H
1 -'4 1 4 1 USi
1 li 1 01 1
IIS gt4 iis
Ki M'4 tl
61 A USfe 60
1 07
1 OS B
1H
S7S
60V
A asked. B hid.
,. MtaaaaaalU Ural a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 1 WHIAT-July,
1M; aepteravv, w wji iecemoer,
Sl.7: ash. No. 1 hard. 6 TWITS; No.
northern. sXSetflteS; No. S northern.
Ulrtlw n nonnero, si.uffl.x.
riJ&-no4 tt tinv "
UNIX-In hulk. tH ft.
FLOUR First patent. $ 0a0: second
aatenta, fa.sanais; rirst clears, H K4ya.L
second clears, $8,664)8.76.
. UTaapaal Oewtsi Market.
LIVERPOOL. July T.-WHKAT-Kwit.
2fa t red w astern winter, nominal; futures
St. I.oats Geaeral Market.
8T. LOUIS. Jul T. WHEAT Hlrher
trsck. No. 1 red cash. tl.Wfl.16; No. 1 red.
imi 11: no. I nara. us.wi.ib. nominal
1 V ' ' 1 " .
t'ORN-rirm; track, No. 1 cash, 68c; No.
wnue, Mc; July. WsO.
OATS Firm; traok, No. t cash. 4o; No,
1 wnue, tiitc; jniy. eso; September, 430,
rv 1 r. nom na . ran.
FIX)tIR Steady; red winter patents. Sfl SO
tj.!; extra fancy and straight, $6.7&fllt.40l
nara winter clears, St.se.M.
KEKD-rTlmothy, $2.761-25.
CORN MEAL 83.50.
BRAN Weak; lacked, east track, tl 05.
HAY-Steadv; Urrothy. .H1.0u4rl8.00: nral-
ne, io.uua is .00. '..'
IRON COTTON TFES 880.
HEMP TWINE-7o. - ' '
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady: Jobbing
1201TH. Lard, lower; prime steam, S11.MK9
11 60. Dry sslt meata (boxed), higher; extra
shorts, $11 STVi; clear Hbs, HL87i: short
clears, 111.00. Bacon (boxed), higher; extra
short. $lir7H; clear ribs, IU.87H; short
clears, tlj 00.
POULTRY-Pteady; choloe, lie: springs,
184 l&c; turkeys, lb4l6Se; duoka, tc; geese.
EGOS Lower. lSc.
Recelpta Sblpmenta
Flour, bbls.. 3,700 10.000
Wheat, bu 8S000- t 107,60)
Corn, bu 700 68.KW
Oata, bu M.000 81,009
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Fails to Recover from Its
Torpid Condition.
LEGISLATION IS HOT LIKED
Wall Street Is Dissatisfied Both with
Corporatloa Taa aad Proposed la
coiae Taa Amndant Devel-
oasaeats el tka Day.
NEW YORK. July 7 In Its general ap
pearance the stock msrket tooay was even
more torold than yesterday, but the actual
transactlona were somewhat more num
erous. The weakness which developed early
was a more positive manifestation of a
price tendency than has occurred since the
prolonged holiday. The persistent heavi
ness of United Htates Steel has a depress
ing effect on sentiment toward the whole
list. Foreigners showed some renewal of
uneasiness over the copper trade situa
tion. Th price of copper warrants fell
sharply in London, and quotations for the
metal were marked down at the metal
exchange In New York. Reports of rapidly
expanding activity by the electrical equip
ment companies with corresponding de
mand for copper did not prevent a weak
tone in the copper Industrials.
There were a number of stocks regard
ing which speculative predictions have
failed, leading to reselling by disap
pointed buyers. This wss true of Wabash
preferred, which has been subject of re
port diligently circulated of a coming
passing of control to a stronger company
with a guarantee of dividends. United
States Steel suffers In the same way from
the long drawn out claima In behalf of
the project for listing on the Parts
RntirM
A sharp upturn In the wheat market
followed reporta of heavy rains In the
region where harvesting is in program.
There wss some dlssatlsfsctlon expressed
by sellers of stocks over the progress of
the tariff bill at Washington and tho
growing belief that the corporation earn
ings tax will be incorporated and the
resolution to submit an income tax amend
ment be passed.
The principal sustaining iscior in vim
,.rk.t b tha steady accumulation of
,. thm Pacific and an effective demand
for one or two of the corn carrying rail
roads, notably and Atchison ana hock
Island. ...
TV,, hrlill&nt nrosnecta reported for the
corn crop, and which Is" expected to show
n the government crop report lomon-uw,
hiniu this sxnuD and other Influences
supplemented It. London sent buying
M-tr for Southern Pacific that were con
Mr1 s enlficant. as were tne purcnases
of calls on the stock In that msrket, which
were being made for ivew 1 ora account.
Th stork bettered its previous record
price by H'fflH- Both Southern Paclflo and
trhlson were suojeci or renewea nmium
of an Intended dividend increase. Rock
Island hsd an advantage rrom tne saie
of $10,000,000 of the bonds of Its subsidiary
company, the St. Louis Pan Francisco
to a French syndicate, which was an-
ounced yesterday. The money mantei
remained easy In tone.
Bonds were Irregular, -lotai sai"a, pr
value $5,610,000. United States bond were
unchanged on call. .
Ss as and ranse of prices on tne biock
exchange today were as follows:
Bales. Mign. uow.
Ulg-fhatineni pM
American Copper .m ""J
Asrtctiitiirii w "'
Am. Bt Bui.r S.M j
m. Can H1 w
Am. C. A F- '
m. Cotton Oil w 'V '
Ant. H AL Pf4 IW
Ice securitiaa
American Intawl
American Lofiotnottv ....
m. B. at It
Am. B. A R pM
Am. Sugar Relnlng
Am. T. T
Am. Tobaoco pf4
Amsrloan Woolen
Anaconda Mining C
Atchison
Atchlaon pro
Atlantic Coait una ,
Baltimore Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pf
Hathlahem Steel
Brookln Bapld Tr...
Canadian Pacirte
Central Leather
Central Leather pM
Central of Ne Jereey....
heaapeak A Ohio
Chicago A Alto. .........
CMoaa Ot. - W ...........
Chicago a N. w
C, M. A Bt. r
C, C, O. As It. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Bo
Colo. Bo. lat ptd
Colo. A So. td ptd
Consolidated Qaa
Corn Products
Delaware at Hudson
Denver A Rio Oranda.....
D. a R. O. pf
Dlatlllars' Becorttles
rl
Brio lat ptd
Erie 14 ptd
General Bleotlio
Great Northern ptd
Ot. Ko. Ore ctfa
Illinois Central
nterboroush Mot
Int. Met. ptd
International Harvester .,
nt. Marin ptd
Int. Paper
Int. Pump
own Central
Kanasi City Bo
K. C. Bo. ptd ,..
LoalsTlll A N
Mine. Bt. L.
M.. St. P. A 8. g. M.....
Missouri Paoirla
M . K. A T
M., It. T. ptd
National Blaouit
national Xeas
N. R. R. at M. lat ptd.,
New York Central
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A W....41 ,
North Amerloaa
Northern Faalllo, ex-air
racino Mail
Pennaylvania
People's Ua
p., a, C. A St. L
rreaiet Steel Car ,
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Bteel Spring....
Reading
RepiiDiie steel
Republle Steel ptd
Rock laland Co
Rook Island Co. ptd
It. U 4 i. P. 84 ptd...
St. Louis 8. W
Bt. L. B. W. ptd
Bloaa-Bheffleld . A I...
Southern Paolflo
Bo. Peoltle ptd
Bo. Railway
Bo. Railway ptd
Tennessee Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
T ., M. U W
T., BU L A W. ptd
Union psoitis
Vnlen Paolflo ptd
V. S. Realtr
V. 8. Rubber
V. 8. eel
V. 8. Steel ptd
t'tah Copper
V a -c are. Chemical v
Waha.h 1,000 ZiVs
aabaah ptd ,. t.tlM U
Weeters Manriand 1,100 10Ha
Weatloghouee Kleouie .
Western t'nloa 100 71
W. A L lui)
Wlacenaln Central
Total sales r the dajr, in. So aharwa.
$:K.KTi0 4!: gold certificates, $r?.on9,S0; tota!
cash balance, Ili3,lt8,344.
Available Bapply f Grata
NEW YORK. July T.-Speclal cable and
televraphlo communication received by
Rradstreet'e Show tha fnllaoln rhinn,
n avauauie supplies as compared with
previous accounts:
wneat, tnited States, east Rockies, de
creased. l.MS.OOO bushels: Canada, de
creased. 5M 000 bushels: total. United States
and Canada, decreased 1 ast nrri fcuah.i..
arioat for and in Europe, decreased, 400.0M
bushels; total American and European
m xv y rvi"a, i,vB,tuj ousneis.
Corn. I nlted Stste gnd Canada,
crriHu, a"v uusneis.
ds
da-
Oats. United States 'and Canada.
creased, tst.OOO buthels.
Taledo teed Market.
TOLEDO, O., July T SEEDS Clover,
casn, atxac, uciowr, lecember,
a2: siren, i v. ; rejected. K bo; no
established grade. $t.K; No. 8, U K. Prime
timothy, tz.uu. trim aisike, $7.M; August,
to A. . .
ktllwaakea Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. July T. WHEAT Vn
northern. $l.S0nl 81; No. 1 norgiern, $1V7H
aeptemoar, uea.
OATS fl-UV3.
BARLEY Sample, GU
Isgar ausd. Malaasas.
NIW YORK. Julr T.-SUaAR-Raw
firm; fair refining. 1 31tt; centrifugal, M
test, gra.ffi.ioo. aioiasses sugar. 17ti20o.
nenned, quiet; no. b. i; iso. t. 4 soc; No
8. AZbc: No. a ASOci No. 10. ilk; No. 11. 4 Km
No. 11. 4 06c: No. 11, AOOc: No. 14. 4 00c
confectioners' A. 4 660: mould A. E 20r: ru
loaf. tbc: crushed. 4-tec; powdered, 4.8&C
arannlai a l.t. nilua a IcL.
MOLASSES Steady; r'ew Orleans open
aitu gwu to caoioe so4uaj
do coupon
do te. r
do coupon
do r-g
do 4a. coupon
Allle-rhal. lat
Am. Af. Be
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. July 7. MONEY On cell,
essy. lViir per cent; ruling rate, 1T per
c-ent; cloclng bid. IS per cent; offered at
1'4 per rent. Time loans, very soft and
fairly active; sixty dsys. 1 per cent; ninety
dsys, ti per cent; six months, 8a3H Per
"PRIME MERCANT1LH PAPER 1A to 4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with ac
tual businesa In bankers bills at $4 8 Sfcfl
4 NA.flO for ou day bills and at $4 87.85 for
demand.
COMMERCIAL BILLS-84 864J4.86H.
K1LVF;R Bar. Ilc.
MEXICAN DOLLAR8 44a.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bond today were
as follows:
V. 8. rut. a. reg im !!!. On. lat rsf. 4a . IV4
. . 1 v . a int. Met. aw es
.10114 Int. M. M. 4Ss TlVj
. l'HH aj.pan 4a F
..111 d 4Sa 'H
..110 K. C. So. 1at e T4V4j
.. L 8. deb. a 1J1... 4
..tm LAN. unl. 4a loow
Am. T. T. r. 4a .lor.4 eM , R. a T. lat 4a. loo
Am. Toheceo 4s .' ""i do tn. 44a. ...... P0
do 4 HIS Mo. Pacific 4a I24
Armour A Co. 4Vj.... . N. R. R. ot M. 44.. 4
Atchlaon sea. 4 ioi N. Y. C. S IHI M
do c 4. 1 4i do deb. 4s MH
do ct. ta. lir If. T . If. H. m H.
ext. C, L let 4s ... IS4 tv. (0 1M
Bal. A Ohio 4s 1H N. A W. 1st con. 4a. paa
do I He 80 do ST. 4a
do a W. I'a..... t He. pacltlc 4a 101
Rrk. Tr. c. 4e M4 do I T4
can of O. ts ll"H O. 8. L. rtd. 4e
Central Leather U... f Pens. sr. (Ha 111... M'
C. of N. J. s. Se.....l2i Pens. eon. a....u..104u
Cliea. A Ohio 4V4S,. . .1044 Reading son. 4a loo
do ret. he iuii il i. a 1. r. tg. aa. wi
Chlcas A A. mi.,, 74H do (en. le t"H
C, B. A Q. J. 4s.... HVi Bt. L B. W. a ta... 7uj
do sen. 4a I'M -no lat goio aa. P4
C. M. A 8. r. g. I Ha 41 board A. L 4s.... U'4
C . R. I. A P. . 4a.. K Bo. Paoltle eol. 4e.. Ui
do col. le -!'4 do ev. 4a 1054
do rftg 4a 4144 do lat rat. 4
Colo. Ind. 6a 71 Bo. Railway la m4j
Colo. Mid. 4t UVj do gen. 4a it
C. A 8. r. A . 4 Ha 4 Cnlen Pacific 4a. '.04(4
'D. A H. ev. 4s 1 . oe let a ref. 4e....
. 17 do av. 4a ins,
. pf.n 8. Rubber Is lflg
. Tlla U. 8. Steel Id l....4l
. to Va.-Cero. Cham. la.. lj
. 7Ht4 Wabaah lat la 1124
do cv. 4a series A.. 17 do 1st A ex. 4s 1114
do aeries B 17 Weetern Md. 4a. 4iH
Gen. Eleo. ct. la.. ..148 West. glee. ot. Is... Hit
RostoB Stocks and Boads.
BOSTON, July 7. Money, call loans, 5H
Ui per cent; time loans, Stirs per cent. Clos
ing Quotations were as follows:
Atrhlaon adj. 4a. M Amalgamated 11 "4
do 4s 11'4 Artiona Com 8V
Max. Central U M Allantla 4
Atchlaon R. R 117VJ, Buue Coalition i4m
do ptd 144 cel. a Arties loo
Boston A Albany.. ..MO Cal. A Heoi 441
Boaton A Main 1M Centennial tOVj
Boaton Kievated 12 copper Ranis II
Pltchburg ptd 139 Dsijr Weal I
N. Y., N. H. A K...1T04 Klel.allo 174
Union Pacltlc 144 Oranbr let
Am. Arte. Cham 464 Green Canenaa 114
do ptd IWUilelo Korale 14
Am. Pneu. Tube. TV4 Mass. Mining IV!
A mar. sugar in 14 Michigan is
do pfd 114 H MoLawk IS
Am. T. A T 140H Mont. C. A 0 80
Amer. Woolen 44 Nerada 114
do prd luvj 01a Dominion 01 H
Pominlon I. a B nt UKHit 131
Edlion Eleo. Ilia tit Parrot ae4)
General Eleotits 164 uuincr g
Maaa. Kleclrlo 1IH Shannon U
do pfd Tl1 TamaracK TO
Mass. Oaa i Trtnltr 11
Inlted rnitt LS t'ntted Copper 10
Vnited 8. M... 614 V- s. uu lit
do pfd 14 Utah 4114
V. B. Steel Victoria 4
d. ptd 11!44 Winona I
Adventurs 4! Wolrerlne 14
Allouei 4114 North Butts 44
0MA1U LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers Slow and Lower, Cow
Stuff Steady.
HOGS EXPERIENCE A BAD BREAK
V. A R. O. 4s..
do ref. 6s....
tHatlllera' 6s
Erie p. I. 4s.
do gen.
64
II '4
45 U
12
674
744
41 V
17
SO
M4
17
804
3'4
40 17'4
. lino 4.4
. 110 44
100 111V4 114 1U'
. l.K 117S 12V4 12714
. 1,400 14014 iet 14S
4t 100T4 100'4 1004
100 44 lt4 HH
. l.OftO 484, 4144 tl
, tt.100 117V4 111 1174
1044
i0 1IH 12H ltl4
. S,)0 1HH 1WH 111
MV4
400 I14 04 10
, K) 1H 1) 1S4
, 1,100 1M 183 IMS
400 114 II 14
. ' 100 104V4 104Wj 104ii
10 ii it m
. 1,700 71 764
1,400 8
. 100 1M
l)0 iwA
100 74
00 4414
400 174
400 141
400 n
111
1M44
74
44
17
iio"
I
I
"5
1U
1644
II
44
17
1
8014
14")
M
100 1144 144 144
I0 4H 41 4714
800 lift 14 U
I
4.100 IT IS4 74
400 ti MH Ai4
l.a) 44 4t4 41V4
40 146 144 114
T.T04 Hilt 16014 1614
t,00 T7H 74 '17
400 1404 14y4 1414
1.000 li II 16H
10,000 II 41 6H
MV4
600 21 II
1O0 14 4 JU 14
6-4 40 lH 114
40 Mt4 U S4
SOU 46H 444
4 1144 11
400 141 14014
W0 64 64
1.400 144 14S
00 ni 11
1400 4IS 414
400 43 MM
4JVW 1914, ui
4J0 61S4
4u
71 4
104
6
si
14
104
IIV4
14
132 H
64
M4
Verr l,l0fct Raa af Sfceep aad Lamas,
Wklla Trice Saaw 71a Ma
terial raaaa-e la Aay
Dlrectloa.
SOUTH OMAHA. July T. 1M9.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Oheep
Official Wondav 1.2M LSl 4.0 8
Offlolal Tuesday 1.1.1 8.4
Estimate Wednesday ... ,M i.e
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
)F THK-
Conservative Savings & Loan Ass'n.
At the Opening of Business
July 1, 1909.
The Conservative Has a Record Hard to Equal.
1.144
1 676
Three days this week.. 7.014 W,!"1 ..
Same days last week.... 8.7M 14.171 1J.SHS
Sam da s 1 weeks ago.. 7.6ft4 .! H.
Same days 1 weeks ago.. 10 471 18,074 8.134
name days 4 weeks ago.. .ii m.d.w i
Sam days last year 4,677 18,16 U.4X
Tha following table shows the receipts
Of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with laet
rear: 1. lw. inc. inc.
Cattle 40.417 4! 148 11,178
Hog L4J8.&S4 L8..329 lw.m
Kheep 77,n 7U071 8fi,001
Tha fnllnwinar tatbla shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparisons:
Data. 1808. 190. 1907. 104). li06. 11804. iLW.
June 88..
June 8 ,
June 80...
July 1...,
July I...,
July 8...
July 4...
July 8...
July ...
July 7...
T 84V4 5 8
T 13 IM ill
7 MH 03
7 81L 8 96 B 84
7 6SA t 87 I 84
1 H t 87 I 84
ee ee ee
7 714 8 78
T -l 8 18 t 78
15
8 47 8 28 8 U5 8 87
48 5 17 I t 8 8
t 13 t U 6 )
8 48 8 1 I M
48 I 18 I 8
ee e ee ee
1 48 8 8
6 41 6 617 H
4S iM 118 t49
Sunday. Holiday.
The official number of car of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, ti r a
C. M. At St. P 1
Wabash 1
Missouri Paclflo .... 1
Union Pacific 83
C. A N. W.. east.... 6
C. a N. W.. west.... 89
C, St. P. M. ft O.. 6
C. B. As Q.. east.... 14
C, B. A Q., west.... 26
g., K. 1. A r., east., i
C, R. L ft P., west.. 3
Illinois Central
C, Q. W 1
Total receipts.... 134
Tha .disposition of the day's receipts wa
a follow, each buyer purchasing th num
ber of head Indicated
I
48 1 t
1
81 1
11
1
40 4 I
10 1
1
1
1
64
I'JO 0 to
00 U 124
11.100 1M4 161 i 1614
100 ti ll 0
I, HO 174 1.44 117
J0 114 V 1HS4 114U
8Si
1.WS . 4m iHj
114
900 434 4IV4 43S
11.600 1674 16S 1674
LOO JH4 i4 im
100 1044 1U4S4 1044
41.100 I4 II 141
l.lo II 1D44 '1H
1,000 a 44 47 4
..... I74
100 44S4 44 H ICS4
... U
H.IO0 13514 111 1164
l.loO 135 US lie
l.Ou II 10 II
4M.lu0 49 I KU
10 I7V4 ITS 17 S
10 144 t
4i4 4IS4 414
I0 ea4 49 8u
14.104) 14 ll'-4 14),
too 10444 I04i 1U4S4
I'JO AIM, II 11
..' i
46 100 14 11
.4. " 1?4 lf-t 1" -
800 4 U A
1144
64
n"
21.
81
4
71(4
'
Leaiea Itoalc Market.
LONDON, July T. American securities
opened above parity and later hardened,
making fractional gains. Before noon the
market beoame Irregular and at midday
waa Quiet, with prices from 4a above to i
below yesterday's New York closing.
lxnaon closing stocks:
CoQeola, Bwsy.. 84 U-M LoulaTlll A M 144
do account I4 at., K. A T 424
Asaal. Copper N. T. Central 114
Aaaoenda ' Norfolk A W (14
Alcklao II do ptd. to
ds pld 107(4 Ontario A W 414
Baltimore a Ohio... .1114 Pennajrlvanta ,
Canadian PaAlfla....li7i uod ttlues JO
I'heeapeeke A 0 71(4 Readme IUV4
Chicago O. W 14 southern r II
Chi., Mil. A it. F...1U do ptd Tl
Tie Beers 14 Bouikera Pacltlc llaat
DesTer A Rle 0 46 Usioa Pacltlc 1m
do pfd 17 do ptd iv
Kri 7 C. g. steel 70
do 1st pld 44 ds ptd 111
do Id pld 4 Wabaak U
Grand Trunk U do pld ... 64
Illinois Central 16) Bpaalah 4a 7
SILVER liar, quiet at XJV4 Per ounca
MONKY-44 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is yl 4-16 per cent; tor
three-month bills. Vol 8-16 per cent.
New York Mlalagr Stocks.
NEW YORK, July T Closing quotations
on mining stocas ware as loiiuwi;
Alio 10 Led.llle Cos. .
fkruaewlck Con 8 L4llle chief...
Couatock Tua. stock I Maaicas
- 4 sonde 1 Ontario
Con. Cal. A V 6 Opklr
Horn Silver ti Standard
Iron Silver 10 leilew Jacket ,.
Offered.
.10
IM
1U
.160
. 40
Traaearr Btstesaeat.
W A8H1NQTON. July 7-Today's state
ment of th treasury balanoes In the gen
eral fund, exclusive ot the ILSO.OuO.OuQ gold
reserve, shows: Oola culu and bullion.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. July 7. DRY GOODS The
ootton goods market-1b strong, with many
advances being named, following the sharp
advance In cotton. Home of these ware ad
tances in wide sheetings, brown ootton.
4-4 bleached cotton. Advance of from
3 to 6 per cent hava been made in some
of tha standard lines of knit goods opened
for spring of 1910. Trade in men's wools
Is lighter, but a fair business is still re
ported. Fancy men s lines ior spring win
be opened tomorrow. Jobber are begin
ring to get some of th early fall trade.
, Peoria Market.
PEORIA; July 7. CORN Lower; No. 1
white, 70o ; No. S yellow, 4y8r70c; No. 1
yellow, 9c; No. 1, 6V.c; No. 4. 68.c; no
grade, tc. .
OATS-Hlgher: No. lwhlta, 484c
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J 1 cFttsesrald andValfe .to George
Posek and wife,- lo. slt block 4,
Albright's Annx.?. i, 12
Im A. Harmon to v, a. narmou,
lot J, block 5, Mount Pleasant
Clyde Michaells and wife to W. A.
u.kanirnk nart IntatS and 36. block
8. Mavne Placa i.. .. to50
Thomas Hootor and wife to D. J.
Camnhall and wife, lot IS. block 9.
Hnr.ior Terraoa ' WO
Elisabeth Elsasser and husband to J.
v v.ieoaaor and wife sll.4 feet lots
22 and 22 feet 23, Hlmebaugh Place 1,000
O. A. Wulff ana wne ta --. n.
o in 1 1 mriA n. rt la. hlnc.k
16,- Halcyon Heights 60
W. E. Merrltt, trustee, to A. A. Bar
den lot 14. block 6. Grammercy Park 78
C. Q. Johnson and wife to Edith
Baoon, lota 10 and 11, Saratoga Court 1,100
a. B. Lasbury to Olive Hamilton, lotg
16 and 17, Olenwood Heights I
J. D. Ware to Mary Sperr, part lot IS,
J. I. Redlck's add 18.000
United Real Estate and Trust Co. to
Penolop M. Smith, lot t, block BO,
Kountse Plaoe 760
Margaret E. Hopkins and husband to
James Neville, Jot 6, block S, Mil
lard Place 4,800
Home Terrace Co. to Anna and John
Velebradsky, lots 8 and 6, block S,
Orchard Home 800
Annie Kuykendall and husband to
Tone Bursick, lot 80, block 8, Tbom
ason & Ooos add 400
E. La Patrick and wife to Jennie M.
Lowe, lot 1, block (, Patrick's td
Saratoga
Nanoy fcplgla to A. J. Burrowes, lot
1, A. H. Sanders add 4,000
H. W. Dunn and wife to Martha M.
Holslngton, w70 feet lot 1, Forest
Hill
E. F. Leary to W. J. Dermody, lot L
A. H. Sanders add 1
Emma F. Taylor to la. E. Peyton,
lot 30, Redlck's 2d... I
1 F. Crofoot et al. to J. A. Pardoa,
lot 8, block L Thomason At Ooo.... 160
TlulnVi Untia anrl huaband to G. P. Tra-
ver. lot T. block 1. Weil End 1,800
Mabel H. Fawcett and husband to
Cherleai Frnm. nart lot 17. block S.
Hlmebaugh add 1.800
State National Bank of Cleveland
to C. W. lielangee, lot 78, EllUtone
Park Placa 188
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co.,
' trustee, to Barker Co., lot 1 to 86,
bVJ lots 38, lot 88 to 80. Howell Placa 1
Maria Lay ton to Maud U Ooss, lots
24, 15, 26, 27, IS, block 4, Pullman
Plaoe 1
O. Mosher and wife to Catherine T.
Mnrnhv nart auhlot A taalot 25.
16-16-13 40
Samuel Sugarman and wile to F. J.
Holm unit wife, lot 1. block A
Hodro Bonanza 400
Phoebe J. Tray nor and huaband to
Mathilda Ever, lot 44. Bensonhurst 1,200
Douglas Hecurity Co. to Ueorge a.
ihnhoff. lot IX. bock z. Virginia
Place L260
J. N. Myers et al. to Margaret V. Sol
omon, lot 8. block u, htnnn s i
Anna L Byerly and husband to Mar-
garetha Futterlleb, lot 3, block 8,
Thomaaen At Uoos add
Oeurge 8. Collins and wife to R. E.
SchlndeL, lot 4, block 8, Hammond
Place
Pa stun Real Estate Co. to August
Wulff, lot 81, Keystone Park
Oeorge Sautter and wife to A. P.
Sautter, lots 7 ana , block i.
Sautter's add
South Omaha Land Co. to Mary
Becksel, lot 4, block ZM, Bouth
Omaha
O. Mosher and wife to M. 8. Walk-
lin, part aublot 4, taxlot 25, 14-16-11.
Alex Gardner and wife to Myrtle 1.
Fay, part lot 8, block 48, Valley....
Mary C. Lane to A. Lv Reed, part
nwS4 sw 23-15-11 800
Elisabeth J. Flshel et al. to Jacob
Levy, lots U and H, block 111,
South Omaha 700
William pfelffer and wife to W. H.
Pfelffer, lot 7. block 1, Marsh add.. 10
Fred P. Woodworth and wife to 8. I.
Robinson, part lots 1 and 1, block
18. Omaha 1
Imperial Investment Co. to Alice Rob
inson, lots 10 and 11, block X 1st
sub of Grlffen At Smith add 4. MO
W. A. Saunder and wtf to P. J.
Brennan, lot 10, block 14, Ambler
Place 10
John A. Ryan and wife to Elisabeth
I. brennan, lot IS, block 8, Kounts
4th add
W. W. Norton and wife to H. T.
Campbell eV4 lota 17. IS. 1 20.
block 11. Ambler Plaoe 8,000
Douglas Security CO. ta slay W.
Spencer, -lot 11. block L Virginia
Plaoa
Omaha Packing Co..
swirt ana company.. boy
Cudahy Packing Co.... V08
Armour A Co Sort
Cudahy Pack. Co., K. C. 140
Armour At Co., K. C... 116
Vansant Co 18
Carey & Benton 84
Lobman A Rothchlld.... 37
W. I. Stephen 84
Hill A Son 2X0
F. P. Lewis 18
J. H. Bulla 6S
F. O. Inghram 6
Sullivan Bros 47
Borden ,
Evanston
Swarts-Boland
Sinclair 70
Hammond Standard
Other Buyers 174
Cattle.Sheep.Hogs.
.284 2.264 101
S.tU! 671
4,220 309
1,(4 100
241
241
160
"466
246
Totals 1,176 14,182 1,428
CATTLE Recelpta ot cattle were fairly
liberal this morning, but Chloago was over
run with receipts, 18,000 head being reported
In at that point, a very heavy run for a
Wednesday. At the same time advices
from all points indicated a sharp break in
Uie market.
With such unfavorable advices from other
selling points aa noted above buyers were
very slow and backward about getting
down to business at this point. When th
market aid open their bids on beet steers
were sround !Clo lower and cattle began
moving at a decline of 10c in most cases.
Heavy rattle were very slow sellers even
at the decline.
There were In tha nelshhnrhsnd of twentv
loads of cows and heifers In sight and the
marget on that kind of stock was In fairly
food condition. Under tha lnflueno of
he good demand steady prices were gen
erally maintained.
There were more stockers and feeders
than have been seen In th yards on most
davs ot lata. While some of th cattle
that Just happened to suit a buyer sold to
good advantage th felling was just about
10c lower on both stockers and feeders.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
eomfed steers, 16.60h4.76; fair to good corn-
lea steers, is.w8,60; common to fair corn'
fed steers, 86.2ot4.26: good to choice vear.
lings, 86.6007.00; good to choice fed cows
and helfera, 86.005.86; fair to good cows
and heifers. I3.7.vii5.00: common to fair cows
and helfera 81 K8!.76: good to choice stock
ers and feeders, 84.2Mf6.40: ratr to good
stockers and feeders, 81.76(34.26: common to
isir stocsers ana leeaers, sj.vtajfj 76: stock
heifers, 83.26JS.75; veal calves, I4.004y7.00;
uuna, aiaga, etc., ss.uwgB.vui
representative sales:
HOGS Receipts of hogs were large thl
morning, 203 fresh ears being reported in,
In addition to which there were elghteon
cars carried over from yesterday. At th
same time Chicago reported a very heavy
run, with tha msrket there badly de
moralised, prices being 16"T26o lower than
yesterday. Some of tha Chicago paakera
wireo that they were buying their droves
fully SOo lower. With advices of that kind
at hand tha market at this point opened
slow. Still as it became apparent that
packers really wanted th hogs and as a
pretty good shipping demand was also de
veloped, tha trade took on more life and
tha big bulk of the hogs ohsnged hands
by 11 o'clock In th morning. Tha prices
paia were xuuy ltraioa lower than yester
day. This means that a good share of
today's hogs sold at 7.5031. 70, with 17 65
and 87.80 very popular prices. Good, heavy
hogs sold up as high as 87.80.
SHEEP Receipts were light this morn
ing; in fact, there were hardly enough
sheep on sale to make a market- The bulk
consisted of heavy Montana wethers and
overs! odd lots of native and western
stock.
It will be remembered that there has
been a poorer demand of lat for heavy
muttons than for the lighter kinds. Today's
trade was no exception and weighty weth
ers war slow actors. Although early trad
In native and western stock was largely
of a peddling nature, the demand was fair
and the supplies changed banda In reason
ably good season. The general market
today ts quotable at steady, with heavy
sheen slow.
A small lot of weetern spring Iambs
were good enough to bring 8H.35, one deck
of western ewe sold at 84 36, and yearlings
realised 86 86.
Quotatlona on rang shaven and lambs
Oood to choice SDiing lamba. 17 POij. 00
r . I n .wwi ....Im I . n, v.. r. -Ten- .. J
. . w w vu. '", ruwv'.i", auwi
to choice yearling lambs. 34.754)6.00; fair to
good yearling lambs. 84 6044 76; good to
choice wethers, 84.263-4.60; fair to good
aethers, 84 0Oif4.S(; good to choice ewes,
81804.18; fair to good ewes, S3.60t4f3.80.
Increase from July 1, 1908, to July 1, 1909
Increase in Reserve Fund in same, period ,.
Dividends paid to Stockholders in same period , .
Number of Building Ivoans made In same period .... 362
Number of Loans made in game period .763
Amount of Dividends paid to Members since organisation
Net Increase in Business first six months 1909
.tl.14J.34l.67
16,000.00
168.tS6.6S
878.S86.65
815.(00.31
RESOURCES JULY 1, 1900.
Real Estate Loans .' t S,5J ,lt.7t
Loans on Conservative Shares of Stock 64,909.88
Real Estate Sold on Contract
Real Estate Acquired Through Foreclosure
Foreclosure Account face of loans and cost paid
Warrants Oeneral Fund ....
Certificate of Deposit In Banks
Interest Due from Borrowers
Office Building and Lot....
CAsh . .
tat. j. i
1,961.94
' 75.48
1,895.83
189.650.00
11.SS7.06
66,000.00
St9.S76.09
LIABILITIES.
Dues Paid In and Dividends Added Thereto
Incomplete Loans . .
Reserve or Contingent Fund
Undivided Profits
84,108,618.60
.13.888. 677.47
8S4.688.0S
100,090.00
10,153.00
14,303.118. SO
Moaey to loan at lowest association rates with easy terms of repayment.
Offices, 1614 Harney Street.
GEO. F. GILM0RE, Pres. PAUL W. KUHNS, Secy.
Thoro aro no Taxes on
Stroot Railway Proforrdd
.
The Interest Is payable quarterly. The earnings of the Company
are large. The Investment is conservative. ,
To Net About G ,
SAMUEL BURNS, Jr.
614 N. Y. Llf Building ,
4.60i.0: cows and heifers, 13.604.60;
calves. gJ.WKSf.uu.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head: market 6c
lower; top, $8.06: bulk of sales, 87.76t8.00.
SHEEP Aisu lamh-Keceipts, luo neaa;
market steady; lambs, 86.60u8.25.
CHICAGO ' LIVK STOCK MARKET
Stoi-r of Day's Trading; la Cattle,
Hoars and Sheep.
CHICAOO. July 7. CATT1.,E-Recelpts.
estimated at 19.000 head; market steady to
15c lower; steers, 85.fOa7.60; cows, 84.00
5.76; heifers, 83.60ft7.00; bulls. S3.40ft6 2j;
calves, $3.0Ott7.6O; Blockers and feeders, 83.34
J610.
lioas Receipts, estimated at zz,uuu neaa;
market 164120c lower: choice heavy. 88. KV
8.0; butchers. 88.00ft 8 15; light mixed, $7.60
7.70; choice light, 17.86ii8.O0; packing, l7.Wt
7.10; pigs, tO.60'8'7.26; bulk of sales, 17.7io
Lit).
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated at 20.000 head; msrket for choloe
$3 BO-,) 4.76; lanibs, 87.608.60; yearlings, 84.:0
(86.00.
Slonx Citr l ive Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia. July 7 8peclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 800 head. Mar
ket lower; beeves, 6.0Ot!.76; fat cows and
heifers, 84.Mk04.OO; grass cows, $16094.60;
feeders, $4.0094.76; yearlings, $2.754H.
HOGS Receipts, 9,000 head. Market 10ft
15o lower; range of prices, 7.4C7.75; bulk
of sales, 17-607.60. .
Cottos. Market.
NEW TORK, July 7. COTTON The
market opened steady at an advance of 4
points on July, making a new high record
tor that position, but generally 2u5 points
lower In response to disapproving oables
and favorable weather reports. There was
heavy realising early, sales for long ac
count being estimated at fully 160,000 bales
during the first hour, while Liverpool had
quite a sharp break light after the local
opening and prfces here eased off to a net
loss of about 10ft 11 points on active months.
Prices during the middle of th morning
were 8 or 4 points up from the lowest.
Future opened steady; July, 1130c; Au
gust, 12 34c; October. 12.27c; November,
12 24c; December, 12.13c; January, 11.11c;
March, 12.10c; May, 12.36a
&1 A .A..a r. 1 1 1 .( ' IA mIh. 1j.rr mM.
dllng uplands, 11.66c; middling, 11.80c. No
sfLtes.
GALVESTON, Tex., July T.-COTTON-
Higner, Ji'c.
ST. LOUIS, July T. COTTON Steady;
middling, 13c; no sales; receipts, (81 bales;
shipments, 1,188 bales; stock, 14,224 bales.
L.oal Seearltiee Qaatatloas.
Qaotatloni himlabad br 8asi Baroa, jr., 114
Haw Tor ute Building, oaaaas.
Cndahr backlog Oe. Is MM
rolUBibaa. Naa. B. U ta ir.
City a Omaha bonda 4H 111!..
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St. Loals Live Stoek Market.
KT. LOUIS. July 7.-CATTLE Recelpu.
8.100 head. Including 8,800 Tsxans; steady to
lOo lower; native shipping and export
vteers, 8&2587.U; dressed beef and butchers,
15.7(8S.96; steers under H0U0 lbs., 84 706.86;
stockers and feeders. ti26a4.KS: cows an.l
12J0 heifers. $3.794.80; oanners. $2.261.76; bulls,
$7065.00; calve. 86.257.00; Txa and In
dian steer, $3.60fj4. JO; cows and heifers.
U 60rfi6.0S.
HOGS Receipts. 8.100 head; market 10c
lower; pigs and lights, 86"Mi:7.86; packers.
r 4097.80; butchers and best heavy, $7.&tf
8.16.
bHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.600
head; sheep steady, lambs lOo lower; na
tive muttons. 81869-i 26; lambs, 8 40g t6;
culls and bucks, $3 46ir6.26; stookers, $160
6-4.M.
1,960
200
Total
.jaaaxJ
L800
W.417
Kaaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, July T. CATTLB Re
ceipt, 10,000 head, Including 1,300 southerns;
steady to 10c lower; yearlings, strong, 87 46;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
$6S6&r.OO; fair to good. $4.40426; western
steers, 14 7ro4.tO; Blockers and feeders. $3.86
6 60; southern steers, $8 7666 86; southern
oows, 82 .7664.26; native cows. $2.7616 00; na
tive heifers. $3.7Ey7.46; bulls, 83ir24.75;
calves. 840037.00.
HOGS Receipts. 7.000 head: market 10ft
0e lower; top, 88 06; bulk of sales. $7.T0ff
T 96; heavy, 87 8GQ8.06; packer and butchers,
87.764I8.(; light. 87 4b7.90; pig. $416r7.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 4.000
head: market toady; lamba $460(97.78;
yearling. HtO&att; wathera $4000600;
ewe. $1169416; stockers and feeders, $2.76
4)8 28; Texas muttons. $3.7504.40.
St. Jaaaph Lira Stoek Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Mo., July T. CATTLE Ra
celyts, 1,00$ bead; Biajket BUecg; sleara.
Gala Cltr Halt Co.
Kanasa Cltr Rr H 1
111
Nabraaks Talapbona stock 4
Nabraaka Vnilarwrltara. usau
Omaha Oas 4a 1117
Omaha K. L. a r. aa wa
Omaha C. B. It. Rr. la !'
Omaha a C. B. 8U Rr. aa 1IU ,
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Omaha Walaf -Ca. I U4
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Omaha B. C T Bllg Co
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South Omaha Bawar 4S4S WM
Blaui Cltr Steak Tare, all t.
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who seomed 'to hava expected new coffee '
In the TJraslllan maikets would lead to
freer offering of rhe supplies available
in consuming circles than hava so far ma- '
terlallxed. The market closed steady, net
unchanged to 2 points higher,' Bale were
reported of 16,000 bat, including . July at
7.00c, September at 6.6tfW.70o. December at
8.500 and March at ( 56c ... ,. '.. ,
OH ana Raala.
NEW TORK. July T.-OILHPetrolaum.
steady; refined, New Tork, $8.86; New Tork
and Baltimore, w.u; rvew torn ana Barn
more, In bulk, $4.86. Turpentine, steady at
46c Cottonseed oil, steady; .prima cruder
$4.36(34.80. nominal; prim yellow, $6,604
6.66c; July, 6 66b6.6Sc.
ROSIN Quiet; stralnad, common, $3.16(9
8.20.
OIL CITY, Pa.. July T.-OItr-Cradlt bal-'
snce, $1.64; runs, $4,082 bbla; average,
120,084 bbls.; shipment., 151,460 bbls.; aver
age. 177,927 bbls. -
SAVANNAH, Qa., July 7.-URFEN-T1NE
Firm, 45c.
ROM N Firm ; B. !l.T5ffl 80; D,. S3.00v3.I0;
E, $3.46(S)3.66; F, 13.76fTa.90; Ot $8.86180;
H, M.lO-y-416; I. $4.2fcai.30; K, $4.8St4-90; M,
$6.06f6.10; N, $6.10U615; W. O.. $o.S.60;
W. W., $5.70.
Marvin Must
Come to Nebraska
Fifth Train Robber . Suspect It Or
dered Removed to the Court ' " ,
in Omaha. '.
' r
United States District Attorney Ooss ra
ce! ved a telegram from Boise. Idaho
Wednesday noon stating that O. W. Mar-.
vin. alias Bill Matthews,, tha fifth mau
of tha Overland Limited railroad holdup.
had been ordered removed to tha Nebraska
Jurisdiction for trial. Marvin will leave:
Boise Friday evening; tor Omaha, in
charge of a deputy United State marshal,
arriving here Sunday evening or Monday
morning.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July T. METALS The
Iondort tin market wa lower, with spot
at 131 Ds add futures at 132 12s 6d. Lo
cally the tin market was easy st $28.82S
2m 00. Copper declined to 69 6s for spot and
69 Is Id for futures In London. Locally
the market was weak and unsettled, laks
being quoted at $13 2513.60; electrolytic,
112 ilWUll 12V. rssttng, $12.62V.i912.87M. Lead
Kit lower, at 12 16s M. In lnaon. Lo
cally the market was dull and unchanged
st $4.1634.46. Spelter was unchanged, at
Ul 17s 4d, In London, but was a shads
lower and easy, at $6. 35W6 40, In the local
market. The English lion market wits un
changed, al 4s md for Cleveland war
rants. No change was reported in Iron
locally, No. 1 foundry, northern. be'ng
duoted at $160$17.C0; No. 1. $14 0031 M- No.
1. southern, and No. 1 southsrn, soft, $16.16
U 14 64.
ST LOUIS July T. METALS Lead,
steady at $4.$-4l7Vi. Spelter, lower at
IS.Su.
Caffaa Market.
NEW YORK, July T. COFFEE Futures
opened steady at unchanged price to an
advance of 10 points In response to the
gain of ix.l In the French market, and
ruled generally stesdy to. firm, with the
near months showing relative strength on
the continued bullish attitude of leading
ixada Interest aad covering by aborts.
WOMAN'S CLUB WANTS
PARK PICTURES EARLIER
Asks Park Bear 4 ta Ahallak Tkaaa
bat Itefased, lteqaests Iparltar'
Hoar t or , CktldswaV - :.' '
Tha Woman's ciuo has not suspainaad all.
activity vn If It has adjourned for tl)
summer. Its sxecutjva sommlttea haa.Jnat
put In a busy afternoon In behalf, -b .tBer
AhlMren whrt. the woman sav. ara kalna
subjected to demoralising influences ,,y'
moving pictures at Hansootn park. -
Th women consider th picture la them-'
selves harmless, but th fac that they do'
not bagin until almost 1 olook ' in th'
evening keep th children out lata, an-,
couraging violation of th curfew law acta
exposing them In eonseqaenoa to soma (
tha most serious difficulties with, which tha
juvenile authorities have to contend. .
Th first remedy for th evil, th women,
think,, ts to hava parents escort tlislr ekll
dren to the park and th next la to put1
the picture on earlier so that young people
may get home earlier. ,
The club's committee has Interviewed
members of th Park board to see, what
could be done. The park commissioners do
tint favr.r shnllshlna the nlctures. aa thev
provide recreation for many people who
work all day.
The matter has not been dropped and aa
effort will be made to secure earlier hours
and closer supervision. . Th women hav
a,itf.araft tha nirtitrats mlirht ha maola awli..
cattonal a wall a entertaining and so
serve a double purpose.
Herbert E. Gooch Co
Brokers and Oetleri
aiAur, rstOTigiosra. sri-ocxa.
Omaha Of float 110 at, T. laU BUg.
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toaegosUoat. aV-aiSl aa 4V-la.
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